To have a healthy community, you really need obviously qualified healthcare professionals in that community. To have a healthy forest, I think you need qualified silviculturists that are working with that forest.
Thompson emphasizes the need for qualified professionals in healthcare and forestry for community health.
Share
More from Glenn Thompson
I did not support the amendment that passed out of committee by voice vote banning greyhound racing nationwide. I think a ban is heavyhanded. It sets a dangerous precedent, and it doesn't take into consideration the tracks that are…
Our reconciliation instructions provide the opportunity to restore integrity to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, to make sure that this essential program works for the most vulnerable and functions as Congress…
While this may not be in our jurisdiction, it is certainly in the interest of the farmers and ranchers, and foresters that we represent.
I was happy to see USDA established a new Office of Seafood this month to better support and serve our seafood industry, helping to enable the administration's America first seafood strategy. American seafood is a vital part of the U.S…
Other voices in this conversation
